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Kansas: casinos and responsible-gambling resources
4 properties listed from Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission. Every row links to its source and shows the date we last verified it (2026-10-17); fields we could not verify say "Not confirmed". Confirm with the casino before you travel.
Scope: Lists the four state-owned casinos regulated by the Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission, as named in its annual report. Kansas tribal casinos are not under the Commission and are not listed. Coverage is limited to what the cited regulator page(s) list. It may not include every gaming venue in the state (for example casinos run by tribes under separate regulation, racetrack-only venues, or sports-wagering-only locations) unless a note below says so.
Age: Minimum age: Not confirmed on a regulator page we could read. U.S. casinos set minimum ages of 18 or 21 depending on state and venue, so check the regulator and the casino before you go. The Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission pages and annual report read do not state a patron age.
Properties
| Casino | City / area | Type (as the source describes it) | Licensee / operator | Address | Min. age | Source & date |
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| Boot Hill Casino and Resort | Dodge City | State-owned casino (Kansas Expanded Lottery Act), regulated by the KRGC | BHCMC, LLC (joint venture between Butler National Service Corporation and BHC Investment Company, L.C.) | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | source · source 2
verified 2026-10-17NotesCasino, city and operator per the Commission's annual report ('Regulated Facilities'; the casino is state-owned and the named company operates it under a management contract; the report text uses 'operator'). Street address: Not confirmed. Kansas tribal casinos are not under the Commission and are not listed here. |
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| Kansas Star Casino | Mulvane | State-owned casino (Kansas Expanded Lottery Act), regulated by the KRGC | Kansas Star Casino, LLC (entity of Peninsula Gaming, LLC) | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | source · source 2
verified 2026-10-17NotesCasino, city and operator per the Commission's annual report ('Regulated Facilities'; the casino is state-owned and the named company operates it under a management contract; the report text uses 'operator'). Street address: Not confirmed. Kansas tribal casinos are not under the Commission and are not listed here. |
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| Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway | Kansas City, Kansas | State-owned casino (Kansas Expanded Lottery Act), regulated by the KRGC | Kansas Entertainment, LLC | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | source · source 2
verified 2026-10-17NotesCasino, city and operator per the Commission's annual report ('Regulated Facilities'; the casino is state-owned and the named company operates it under a management contract; the report text uses 'operator'). Street address: Not confirmed. Kansas tribal casinos are not under the Commission and are not listed here. |
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| Kansas Crossing Casino | Pittsburg | State-owned casino (Kansas Expanded Lottery Act), regulated by the KRGC | Kansas Crossing Casino, L.C. | Not confirmed | Not confirmed | source · source 2
verified 2026-10-17NotesCasino, city and operator per the Commission's annual report ('Regulated Facilities'; the casino is state-owned and the named company operates it under a management contract; the report text uses 'operator'). Street address: Not confirmed. Kansas tribal casinos are not under the Commission and are not listed here. |
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Responsible gambling in Kansas
Free, confidential help: national helpline 1-800-MY-RESET (call, text or chat at 1800myreset.org), 24/7. Many state pages still print 1-800-GAMBLER; the state's own number is shown exactly as its source prints it below.
Kansas Voluntary Exclusion Program (VEP)
Run by: Kansas Racing and Gaming Commission (K.A.R. 112-112)
Covers: All state-owned Kansas casinos (Boot Hill, Kansas Star, Hollywood Casino at Kansas Speedway, Kansas Crossing)
How to enroll: In person only: at any state-owned casino (any time open, no appointment) or at the Commission's Topeka office (appointment, 785-296-5800), with government photo ID, a sober and informed decision, and the individual's own application. Terms as printed: the VEP page says 'a lifetime ban or ... a two year ban'; the 2025 annual report says 'two years, five years, or for their lifetime'. Removal can be petitioned after two years (assessment and courses required).
Helpline (as the source prints it): Kansas Problem Gambling Helpline (800-522-4700), as printed in the Commission's annual report
National Council on Problem Gambling currently brands the national helpline 1-800-MY-RESET (https://www.ncpgambling.org/help-treatment/, read 2026-10-17); the state pages cited here still print 1-800-GAMBLER.
source · source 2 · last verified 2026-10-17
Not gambling advice. Nothing here predicts or promises winnings. See disclosures, privacy and all programs for Kansas.